How was your experience with us?

I just returned from a hunt with Two waters safaris.

Great staff , guides and trackers. Brian and Cheryl are terrific host’s. Quality of animals and hunt area’s are excellent.

On behalf of my father and myself I would like to thank everyone at Two Waters Safaris for hunt of a lifetime. Everyone was so helpful in making this hunt happen for my father and myself. My dad doesn’t get around very well anymore and they went above and beyond the call of duty to make this hunt happen. From the owners to the professional hunters and all the staff at camp this is a 1st class operation. I didn’t know if I would ever be back but this experience has changed my mind. Definitely will be back. My wife and daughter are already talking about coming with. Again thank you to everyone at Two Waters Safaris for all of your hard work and effort in making my fathers bucket list item a responding success. See you soon.

Our first trip to South Africa and Two Waters Safaris far surpassed our expectations. They helped my husband’s dream hunt come true. Brian and Sheryl are so kind and generous with their time and attention to detail. Their staff will see to your every need from laundry to the experienced guides and trackers. We look forward to another trip to see more of the beautiful country.

I learned of Two Waters from my good friend Dan (Cayuse Outfitters, Idaho). Covid slowed down our trip by a couple years, but 7 of us made it to Two Waters recently. You can tell from my wife’s post that the experience was fantastic for all, but here are some additional things that were meaningful to me: Exemplary hosts in Brian and Sheryl! Overall accommodations, food, drink, room service, laundry, pick up and drop off reminded me of what would be 4-5 star in the US. A totally SAFE and comfortable experience. Game was abundant and stalks were modest; the PH’s were attentive and patient in helping the younger members of our group make some beautiful harvests. The trackers and other staff were awesome as well. We were able to eat some of our harvests (and some of Two Waters’ special sausage), and I’ve got to tell you, wildebeest and warthog are delicious, and the sausages burst with flavor. Tours to see elephants, cheetahs, various businesses, towns, and parks were also rewarding. Monkeys, giraffes, and smaller wildlife were regularly seen. Even though there were 10 or so flowers blooming, it was early winter, so there were no bugs (I only saw one fly and about 3 gnats) the whole time, but there were some butterflies, a couple giant grasshoppers, and a giant millipede). The landscape was mostly rolling plains with unique foliage, and some stunning sunsets. …hope to go back sometime soon!

I just returned from an excellent hunting and touring trip with Two Waters Safari with my family of hunters. Sheryl and Brian Seady and their crew went way beyond my expectations. I experienced an amazing time. The lodge/kitchen staff, professional hunters, trackers , were fantastic. The tours I went on with Sheryl, as my tour guide, as well as with Brian and my granddaughters were thrilling and fantastic. I was able to go out on one of the day hunts with my family. The Professional Hunters as well as the trackers were amazing. I embraced all experiences with enthusiasm and excitement for the new adventure. I arrived to new friends and left with so much more. My family grew with new members to our family. Sheryl, Brian, Bertus, and Renier.

I just returned from my best hunting trip ever. Two Waters Safaris allowed my friends and I to feel comfortable from the moment they picked us up at the airport. Brian and Sheryl are amazing hosts as well as the rest of the staff. The amount of game to choose from on the hunt was plentiful and my PH, Robin, was exceptional and worked with me to pick out the best trophies on each species. The food and accommodation were much more than I could have expected on such a trip. The evening atmosphere at dinner and around the campfire was great. I recommend Two Waters Safaris for an experience and memory of a lifetime.

Our party of six spent the week of May 8 hunting, touring, eating, and having a magnificent time. Our expectations were exceeded, and then some. Brian and Sheryl along with the guides and staff are exemplary hosts. This was not a visit to a lodge, but more like having a pleasant visit with friends. Whether hunting or visiting sites, each member of our party achieved their desired goals. The PH’s, Glen, Stephan, Bertus were fantastic ensuring each person was having the very best hunt. We plan a return visit in the very near future. I encourage you to book your own trip.

Amazing people. Game everywhere. It was the most exciting non stop fun I’ve ever had bow hunting. I also brought my rifle. So many opportunities. And great quality Trophies. I can’t wait to go back. And I will go back. Hopefully soon.

Just finished my 2nd safari with Two Waters. I took my oldest daughter with me this time for` her very first hunt and we had a fantastic time. The staff were amazing, the animals outstanding. We got to hunt areas that could have been

Africa a hundred years ago. Amazing time. I can’t wait until I’ve gathered enough bucks to go again!

Just finished my second hunt with Two Waters Safaris … and it almost certainly won’t be my last.  In spite of multiple COVID related obstacles, I made it back to see my good friends at the lodge in August.  And they helped me meet and make new ones out of Kimberley.  As always, PH Glen was fantastic connecting me with exceptional hartbeest, sable, buffalo, black wildebeest, kudu, warthog, waterbuck, and impala.  We saw thousands of animals … no exaggeration!  Accommodations were fantastic.  The lodge is a great place to ruin a weight watchers diet!  Thanks again Glen, Brian, and Sheryl.

I’ll tell you a tale, a baboons tale.

Hidden behind the ranges lies Two Waters Safari, home of the great African adventure.

There you can hunt the “Widow Maker” or his alter ego the “Clown of the bushveld”, or even the ilusive “Grey Ghost”. But slowly slowly, to catch monkey, as Mr. Kudu is the pimpernel of the veld; “That damned elusive Pimpernel”!

But there is not only an abundance of game, but also plenty tall tales and hospitality as endless, as the horizon in the Eastern Cape. So, leave the comfort of your couch, put on your broad brimmed hat and short shorts and “wys jou vleis”. Your hosts are my friends Sheryl Seady and Brian Seady darlings both. Plenty of G&T’s, guns and